The mysterious lights shining from the top of Lower Hutt’s War Memorial Library finally have an explanation.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: We’re highlighting Lower Hutt with brand new events

Nearly 600 submissions on the Council’s 2017-2018 Annual Plan have been received since the calling for submissions on 28 March. Submissions close at 5pm on Friday 28 April.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Keen interest in city’s 2017-18 proposed Annual Plan

The recent chlorination of Lower Hutt’s water supply is to continue while investigations into the source of recent positive E.coli test results are underway. The water remains safe to drink.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Chlorination of Lower Hutt’s water supply to continue

New bollards will be positioned on the narrow section of Marine Parade, south Eastbourne between Hinau and Kauri Streets to make the area free of through traffic

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Eastbourne Marine Parade South made safer

The Hutt STEMM Festival returns 6-21 May with Hutt City Council and other local organisations preparing a wide array of events celebrating science, technology, engineering, mathematics and manufacturing.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Celebrating women’s contributions in tech at Hutt STEMM Festival

Accessing Council services online just got better from Hutt City Council’s public computers.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: More services available from Council computers

The Anzac values of commitment to country and to each other are as relevant today as they were on the Gallipoli shore more than a century ago, says Lower Hutt Mayor Ray Wallace.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Anzac story still holds true for Mayor Ray Wallace

Planners and politicians need to work together in the best interests of their communities in changing times, says Lower Hutt’s Mayor, Ray Wallace.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Planners, politicians must work together, says Hutt Mayor

Fully treated wastewater is currently being diverted into the Waiwhetu Stream as a result of a joint failure in the Seaview Wastewater Treatment Plant outfall pipe early this morning.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Seaview Wastewater Treatment Plant outfall pipe repair

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Hinemoa Street sewage pumping station